with 450 people, many of them young many of them from the community around an-costia river in southeastern d.c., and we picked garbage out of the river and so the bike path felt more safe. i guarantee you every one of those children felt and a pride that was going to change their behavior themselves towards garbage and littlering and cycling and open spaces and enable them to help change that behavior. so play, learn serve. some of them are going to want to work in jobs like mine and your parks and reck folks and wild life biologists and scientists that understand the natural world. we need them. we need them at every level of government. 40% of my employees will be eligible to retire within five years. who is going to replace them? 40%. it's not easy to sign up for public service as you know. people aren't glam clamoring to work for the federal government. we have put a good job of putting down federal employees yet they are so critical to what we do. that is what we are doing at interior. the national league of cities has cities promoting access to nature project. thank you for working with

western tennessee, southeastern missouri all the way here to just north of d.c. seeing pockets where there's six to ten inches. this late in the winter. and look at the numbers. cold after it. really cold. 1 below, lexington. we're looking forward to next week. above average temperatures return. >> i'm going to hold you to that. ginger thank you. >>> we move on now to hillary clinton tonight, taking the stage amid that firestorm over her use of private e-mail for her public job as secretary of state. did she do anything illegal? she said nothing about the e-mails, but she did say something else. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: silence today from hillary clinton as her e-mail story gets stranger. we are learning that not only did mrs. clinton, in a possible violation of federal regulations, completely bypass the state department's e-mail system it turns out she bypassed big e-mail providers like g-mail and yahoo!, instead running her e-mails through a private server apparently set up at her home in chappaqua, new york, a f

southeastern corner. we've got decent spells of warmth. even in d.c. go into tuesday with highs of 20 degrees celsius. but cooler air is starting to tuck its way back in. back down around 11 in new york. and falling back 24 degrees in new york as we go on in the latter part of the week. here is that snow around the border heavy rain around the northern plains. that sweeps its way through tuesday into wednesday. >> thank you for that update. still ahead on the news hour. [ sirens ] >> a military drill in south korea in preparation of a possible attack from the north. >> i'm in santiago chile where a teenager suffering from an incurable disease has caught world attention by demanding the right for a lethal injection. >> and the sizzleing performance in the indian wells desert. >> the prime minister who had been held for two months in s a naa said he was set free as a gesture of good will. >>> this is the last day of campaigning before israelis head to polls in the country's general elections. for the first time an alliance comprised of israeli-palestinia

for freezing rain to occur today is in this shaded area especially in the southeastern side and the eastern side of the immediate d.cea. that needs to be watched very carefully. snow and sleet mixing together across south sides of the metro area. when i see you in a few more minutes, i'll show you some viewer photos and give you a check of the seven-day forecast which has more chances for wintery weather. >> today you can go to a conference all about marijuana in d.c. it's the second day of this event. the conference is free. >> you can bet there's a whole lot of interest. a lot of people showing up to see what the expo is all about. news 4's derrick ward shows us what you can expect to see today. >> reporter: the presenters ran the gamut from high tech to high times. the expo was just part of the equation. >> i didn't really know what to expect. i'm not really familiar with any of this. >> the first day of the cannabis convention at the capitol hill hotel addressed the business end. all the things you'd expect in a burgeoning industry with lots of potential in the area million ofs patrons within a one-hour drive. >

southeastern most new jersey. is there another pocket thaw can see just between d.c. and richmond. that is heading our way next.e philadelphia area meanwhile we have got basically intermittent round of rain and drizzle anytime here today. while it is not a complete wash out, when those pockets come through they could douse you. have your umbrella rid. we are looking at a few thunderstorms here too with the cold front crossing and then looking forward in the outlook, temperatures should start to take another nose dive and a chilly weekend coming up here as a result of this very potent cold front. vittoria. >> thanks, katie good morning. we have fog that we are dealing with during this rush hour but it is starting to break. not so much the fog but more so rush hour. taking a look at ben franklin bridge we were jammed from new jersey down toward eighth and vine improving. we are still slow heading down towards eighth and vine but generally speaking tapering off. cannot say the the same for 422, we had an earlier disable vehicle around oaks, that has been cleared out of the way but now we have rush hour and residua